You can take a good 12 volt battery. One loud 12 volt horn. One flasher and out of an old car door. You take the push botton for over head light out. Then some fire and an off and on switch. Set your battery up somewhere inside. Run a ground wife from battery to horn. Next take hot wire from battery and run it to a hiden off and on switch you can turn off easy but not seen. The the other side of wire and run it to Flasher and from flasher to the horn. Install that little push botton switch on door so when door is open. Contact for the live wire to flasher to horn is hot when you want it. The loud sounds of horn going off and on will run anyone off. Cheap and easy to make. You can even do this on a car or truck with that switch in door jam. Just hide the off and on switch under hood area or some place you want. Even a key switch for like a boat or something will work great for off and on switch. Learned this in car magizine years ago.
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